National League standings and weekend schedule
The National League standings show San Francisco leading with 30 wins and 18 losses, St. Louis 29 21, Los Angeles 27 20, and Chicago 25 25 among others. Friday results include St. Louis 6 San Francisco 5 and Pittsburgh 2 New York 0. Saturday pitchers listed feature Friend, Ellsworth, Nottebart, and Koufax among top matchups.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule in American League
The standings show Baltimore leading with 30 wins and 18 losses, followed by New York 25 15 and Chicago 28 35. Several matchups are listed: Detroit at Minnesota, Boston at Chicago, New York at Cleveland, Baltimore at Los Angeles, and Washington at Kansas City with night games noted.
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Parnelli Jones Triumph Sparks Speedway Controversy
The Indianapolis 500 winner Parnelli Jones faced post race controversy as Eddie Sachs and Roger McCluskey questioned the result after a finish with Sachs alleging oil spills and a flag violation. Jones defended his win while tensions spilled into a lunching confrontation and a brief fist fight.
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Strange Win For Cards
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 6-5 on a ninth inning infield fly misplay by Willie Mays with runners on, sending the Cardinals to second place behind the Giants. Stan Musial scored the decisive run as Curt Flood crossed on a risky dash.
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Trapshooters at Clinton Club Open Spring Marathon
Action started today at the Check Gun Club for the annual Spring Trapshoot in Clinton Indiana. A 500 target marathon and a 10 target handicap are on the slate today with tomorrow’s events at 9 am featuring 100 16 yard targets. The main event Sunday is the 100 target handicap, followed by the final 25 pair of double targets.
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Senators Lose Again Under Hodges After May 22 Start
The Washington Senators dropped their eighth defeat in nine games since Gil Hodges took over as manager on May 22. Orlando Pena of the Kansas City A's hit his first major league homer in a six run rally and pitched five hit ball to beat the Senators 9-3. Whitey Ford and the Yankees blanked the Indians 4-0 as Tom Tresh and Elston Howard hit two run homers.
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Gerstmeyer Beats Schulte 15–1 to Close Prep Schedule
Gerstmeyer defeated Schulte 15 to 1 at Spencer Field in a late season game. Mike Phillips collected four straight hits, Deb Payne had three safeties, and Bill Dean, Tony Smodilla and Darrell Stewart added two hits each. Ornsby tripled for the Golden Bears and scored on an infield out for their run.
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Coca-Cola Triumphs Over Coverstone’s All Stars 7-5
Coca-Cola defeated Coverstone's All-Stars 7-5 at Paul Cox Field last night. Dick Joy contributed a double and two singles for Coca-Cola, while Charlie Vicars added two singles. Paul Galleton produced a single and a double for Coverstone.
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Riley Little Leaguers Announce Tryouts Schedule
The Riley Little Leaguers will hold tryouts at 5 30 p m on Monday and Thursday for roster spots and team selection.
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Terre Haute Tennis Club to Sponsor HandiCap Doubles Tourney
The Terre Haute Tennis Club will sponsor the Men's Handi cap Doubles Tourney next weekend at Rea Park. The annual event starts next Saturday at 12 noon with a large field expected. Entries are accepted by contacting tournament chairman William Rourke H-0527.
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Minor League Results from Pacific Coast League
In the Pacific Coast League reduced schedule Dallas Fort Worth beat Hawaii 4 to 0. San Diego at Oklahoma City was postponed by rain. Seattle defeated Salt Lake City 1 to 0 and Portland won 9 to 2 against Spokane. Only games scheduled.
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